This is a semi-organised dumping ground for some of the useful websites I've come across while online. Hope you get some use out of some these, or at the very least you learn something new!
HTML & CSS & Javascript
The grandaddy of the web. I always check here when I don't know what the heck I'm doing with my code (which is most of the time lol).
Their free HTML and CSS courses are a good place to start if you know nothing about making a website.
Some incredibly silly scripts for your site, like flaming mouse trails! Pouring rain! What more could you want!?
Web Templates
Remember to credit the designer if you use any of these templates!
Eggramen
This person makes some great simple templates.
A blogging engine for neocities. Cute and easy to use.
Foollovers
This lovely site is where I got my site template from.
Magnus Themes
Tumblr themes! I've used a few from here in my time. Good for fansites.
Web Visuals
Half of this is ugly old stuff...... or it could be cute, depending on your personal aesthetics. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Huge collection of retro 88x31 buttons from the 90s and 00s.
An archive of millions of old gifs from the people who brought you archive.org. It's searchable!
Charming website from 1995 with lots of buttons, bullet points and other fuctional visuals you might need when building a website (and you want the website to look like it's from 1995). I'm amazed it's still online!
Russian Artist Dmitry Zamyatin (Acvarial) has created these gorgeous 32x32 pixel icons that could be straight from an 80s Macintosh. I don't think they're free, so please ask for his permission before you use them.
Organised archive of 'kawaii' pixel gifs and graphics. Very kitch and pink but there are some weird gems if you really look!
LGBTQ+
Try out different pronouns and see what fits you best.
A blog run by transmen to help other transmen (and transmac NBs) transition in the UK.
Old site full of practical info for transmen. (Might contain some outdated terminology.)
Brilliant hand-crafted list of UK companies that 'allow' you to be non-binary. To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised by how many there are!
Languages
Best way to learn Welsh bar actual classes. Difficult, but it really does work.
Don't know hiragana yet? This'll help!
This is a sort of 'build your own duolingo' program. Seems daunting at first, but once you've got the ball rolling it's genuinely amazing.
